As 2025 approaches, here in the UK there will be preparations for welcoming in the new year with fireworks and parties and reminiscing about 2024. However, for many people in the world 2024 will be a year that they would rather forget or delete from their lives.
An Nusrat Lajna magazine is a platform which provides an opportunity for Ahmadi women to serve the community through their intellect and writing skills. It is a quarterly magazine published and distributed by Lajna Imaillah UK. The Special Centenary Issue and the latest An Nusrat editions are available on An Nusrat page.
New Lajna books have been added to the library.
This special commemorative issue of An-Nusrat is a celebration of 100 years of Lajna Ima’illah. We have included an article on ‘Love and obedience to Khilafat’ which highlights our bond to khilafat beautifully.
We have also included articles outlining the history of the different departments within Lajna Ima’illah UK which show the gradual development and key milestones that were reached in the last 100 years of Lajna Ima’illah and in particular with regards to Lajna Ima’illah UK.
We hope our readers are inspired and motivated on reading this Special issue which is in itself a tribute to Lajna Ima’illah who have compiled and written all the articles contained in this magazine.
A compilation of faith-inspiring accounts by Lajna converts.
This special commemorative issue of An-Nusrat celebrates 100 years of Lajna Ima’illah. It features an article on ‘Love and Obedience to Khilafat,’ highlighting our bond with Khilafat, and articles on the history and milestones of Lajna Ima’illah UK over the past century. We hope this tribute, compiled and written by Lajna Ima’illah members, inspires and motivates our readers.
New resources are now available on the department’s page.
The concept of Islamic segregation is based on a model of chastity incumbent on both men and women, that guides both to maintain boundaries of modesty and respect between one another. In some instances, these are physical boundaries, e.g. separate prayer areas, or meeting spaces.